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"Partisan polarization" as a book category encompasses works that examine the causes, dynamics, history, measurement and consequences of growing ideological and affective divides between political parties and their supporters. Books in this category analyze how elites, media and social networks drive sorting and echo chambers; how polarization reshapes institutions, policymaking, civic norms and public trust; and how it connects to identity, culture and political behavior across time and countries. The category spans disciplines and styles—scholarly research, data-driven analysis, investigative journalism, narrative history, memoir and even fiction—that illuminate both the mechanics of polarization and its real-world effects, and often propose reforms or strategies for mitigation. These titles are aimed at readers seeking to understand contemporary political conflict, its roots, and possible paths forward.

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